Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 162, Decatur, Adams County, 10 July 1925 — Page 7

Savs Modern Eves Make Easy Marks Os Male Sex Feminists mill thn feminlnt movement cofti» in for wiw sharp jabs at the hand* of Thyra Samter Winslow in the current issue of Liberty. The trouble is. according io Mrs. Win«low that their efforts to prove that women <un be self-supporting are spoiling the wonderful pm* modern American women have rigged up on the unMispecting males of the nation. ■Mon are sentimentalists, of course." Mrs. Winslow explains. “It I* the women who are the Hard* ' Boiled Sex. The little, meek, wistful girl with a helpless air is the very one who really is doubling up her fists and 'going out after what she wants.' What she wants, usually, is a line, strong man. and when she gets him. she makes a fine Easy Mark of him. • In spite of such a lot of talk these days about women working, it may mean something in your life to know that instead of more women working. there has been really a slight decline in the percentage of working women within the last fifteen years. "There are few occupations closed to women. In spite of this, do women want to work? They do not. Miss I Pruette, Ph. D.. in an exhaustive ani alysls of the situation, has shown that seventy-eight per cent of all males are working, but that seventyeight per cent of women are not working. She has- proved, too, by i means ot questionnaires, that most i women really do not want to work—that women, as a whole.' prefer a home and prefer getting married to any sort of a job. They want Easy Mark husbands making a living for them -and most of them manage to get their wishes." Many Fanners Take Steps To Conserve Timber Land Woodland owners of Warrick and [ Bpen<er counties lead all other Indi- | ana counties in conserving their t timber, according to members of the [ stat' conservation commission engag- [ ed in an effort to persuade land own ers to plant their idle and poor acres f to forests. Twenty nine Warrick county men l h»vv classified 602 acres under the Fmir.t Land Classification laws, rec | ords of State Forester Charles C. | Deain, show. Spencer county, with I twenty-eight persons classifyfnt'.. I tn, <': 'tti area with 1.515 arm* I on Posey county farmers have 695 acres of woods permanently set aside, and in Orange county one owner is conserving 615 acres —the larges single tract classified in this I slate for permanent timber production. To date 229 land owners have listed 12.717 acres in 47 counties.

Qm—l Lemongg 32c SHREDDED MIT ackase I PINK SALMON 15c MIX, VESETAftES Sn 2 13c JAP ROSE SOAP 3f,,r PFANIJI BUTTER " ■ 23c nnifliro 60--70’s2 lb. for 25c I KllNtv Sunsweet, 2 lb. box 28c COOKIES u ' Taffyliarß 24c PORK ANO SPAGHETTI 11c BANANAS Fr " H : 25c COOL OFF DHINK ICED TEA BE LK AND PAI KAGE : WE HAVE 9 VARIETIES ALWAYS FRESH KNOX GELATINE, package ' 18c AT Atlantic & Pacific g* I 121 NORTH SECOND STREET

EVOLUTION OF THE BATHING SL IT IN THE LAST 25 YEARS -'■ ’ ' vSaJWF‘ -wmlh dBMBF . ■<- f? The above photo shows the evolution of the bathing suit since 1900. Left io right: the approved suits of 19(H), 1905, 1915, 19X0. and 192>. The wool suit of 1900 weighs fourteen pounds, the silk suit of 1925, two ounces. This picture was taken in Oakland, (Til.

Additional applications are coming in daily and the forestry division expects to inspect more than 100 tracts for . classification this summer. In addition to conserving native second growth. Indiana land owners are recognizing the importance of establishing forests on their poor and waste lands, and a total of 85,000 seedling trees from the state forest nursery, were planted by private individuals last spring. An additional 30,000 seedlings were planted at McCormick’s Creek Canyon Park and at the state forest. These seedlings are sold at cost of production, ranging from $5 to $lO per thousand, and can be used for forest planting only. Next spring the forestry division will have many thousand hardwood seedlings and several thousand Scotch and pitch pine transplants for sale at cost to those wishing to reclaim idle land to help reforest Indiana. o x Seven Escape From State Reformatory In Missouri Tlooiivi'le. Mo., July 10 —Seven inmates of the state reformatory herefour of whom were from Kansas City —escaped early today by cuting tl>3» protection over dormitory windows. The youths dropped to the ground by means of improvised sheat ladders and after stealing an automobile in Boonville, managed their escape.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1925.

MONKEY CHATTER ... from ..; DAYTON, TENNESSEE (United Press Service) Dayton. Tenn., July 10 —All night j long, sides of beef sizzled over a | trench full of glowing coals in the courthouse lawn. A real old style barbecne w»s in order. The odor of cooking meat pervaded the courthouse. Darrow is taking nd chance on Dayton cooking. Mrs. Darow and a cook are arriving soon. When they do. Darrow will move from “The Mansion” to a private home. Federal prohibition agents made I their first “pinch" of the trial last I night when they arrested a traveler on the edge of lc*u. charged with possessing a quantity of moonshine. Including county and state officers 12 dr yagents are on hand for the case. Clarence Darrow, leading defense , counsel, received as big a welcome on liis arival from ChicagoJast night as Bryan did. A cftrwd of 20b was at the

14! PHONE FOR FOOD |1 CENTRAL GROCERY KOJOC* m “Os Course” Phone No 31 Free Delivery | ijw mi w (Tis wcirrirtiTiirr u MHmma M White Lily the qual- | Bursley’s Best Bulk P. & G., R.N.M. and ity Winter Wheat g Butter, Fin- Flake White Laun- B ”? u 7, $ 1.20 I fr‘" , ; ality ' - 25 c ? r L^ ap 29c I 24'4 lbs. .. | Pound < bars Good Grade Pink S Swansdown Cake I Extra Tender Early Salmon, IJ.P I Flour \ 2AC I June Peas 25 C per can 14C | Reg, pkg. 2 cans J | Large size Califor- I Betty ( rocker, the Jello Ice Cream nia Sweet Prunes, I Ideal Bread Flour, Powder, |Q C Pound 1 24 ' tt>S " 81.38 Package I Bursleys Choice Post Toasties and Repast Coffee; you ■ Hand Picked Navy Kelloggs Corn can tell it if you Beans, 3g C Flakes, JS C smell it. 44 c o Tbs pkg.,,. Pound n'liixw mm I Red Seal Lye, Spe- Van Camps Pork & I Shredded Wheat & cial, per 1 Wzp Beans with tomato Post Bran 25(* can sauce, 1 Flakes, 2 pkg. ■ WBaKif * i Large can.... wn -r - g| Dandy 4-Sewed Car- ri— nnrn u■■■■»!n Foulds Macaroni & g pet Broom 34c I All 10c Tobac- 25C I S P a^hetti ’ 25c I Each | cos, 3 pkgs.... 3 pkgs ■ Old Dutch Cleanser, I Sugar, Fine Granu- g Fancy Blue Rose p Special, 7 i/ 2C glated, gQ c 1 iftead Rice 25c 0 Per can ... I 10 ms. R 3 ms Lin— r— ! || Tomatoes, Peaches, Apples, Cucumbers, Cantelopcs, Watermellon, || Peas, Cabbage, Potatoes, Lemons, Oranges, Bananas, Spanish Onions, etc. OWEN S. DAVIS I THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS q

station. Darrow climbed into the back seat of a car with Scopes, Sr., and Judge Neal. Scopes, the defendant, and Dr. William A. Goldsmith. Uni- • versity of Kansas scientific witness, rode in the front seat. Darrow would ■ make no statement. Water has been piped throughout the courthouse grounds which comprise about 2 1-2 acres with drinking fountains every fifty feet around the whole square. Arc lights also have been strung beneath the maple and sweet gum trees for the benefit of anti-evolution and Bib'.e meetings at night. 0 NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS Your gas bills are due the first of the month. If you do not receive your bill by the first of July please call No. 75 and a bill will be mailed to you. Don’t forget to bring your bill with you or enclose if yoi remit by mail. No discount after the 10th. NORTHERN INDIANA GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. 1-8-11

CUPID ON VACATION Dan Cupid apparently has gone on a vacation to take a muchneeded rest after his strenuous work during the month of June, during which time his darts struck home 1n the hearts of thirty Adams county young ladles and women. Not one marriage license has been issued by County Clerk- Nelson so far this month and ten days have elapsed. The last marriage license issued was ( granted on June 29. — — . oSelect Judges For Dairy Exposition Lafayette, Ind., July 10. — (United Press.)— W. E. Skinner, manager of the national dairy exposition which will be held in Indianapolis October 10 to 17 haa appointed three judges for the exposition. The judges are Prof. H. W. Gregory, of the dairy departmenl of Purdue university, C. W. Fryhefer, 0 Minnesota, and 8. O. Hagen, of Chicago. Each tub of butter entered will be . scored by judges for flavor and workmanship and samples will be anallzed for chemical and bacteriological composition. o ' "7 — City To Spend $97,000 To Heat School Buildings Indianapolis, July 10. — (United Press.)—The city of Indianapolis will spend $97,000 to heat public school buildings next winter. Contracts for 21,000 t<ms of coal have been awarded. Good Dispositions Invaluable You can't watch your disposition I too carefully. A crab and a grouch are rarely successful. If your liver and stomach are in an unhealthy 'condition you can not have a sunny ■ disposition because they affect the ■ brain as well as the entire system. . Mavr’s Wonderful Remedy has been I|U n-.]ty mccessful in such casts ■ ■■’■■■ire to everyone troubled in this way when accompanied with bloating in the stomach, is . to try this remedy. It is a simpl harmless preparation that remove i 1 the catarrhal mucus from the intvs•final trart and allays the inflamin' Itlou which causes practically i'll ; stomach, liver and intestinal ail-1 meats, including appendicitis. I At Holthouse Drug Co. and drug- ) gist, everywhere.

Even Brides Know Hot Kitchens These Mornings Are a Folly Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Supplies energy food, ends kitchen mussing YOU must have rijht food in summer. But you needn’t heat up the kitchen mornings getting it. Oats and milk: that's the right hot weather breakfast. Feeds well without overheating. Fights the dragging down feeling that summer brings. Start every day that way. Get Quick Quaker. Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. The food you need. The deliciousness you crave. BUT ... no cooking muss and botherl All that rich flavor of Quaker Oats is there. Quick Quaker cooks faster, that’s the only difference. Quick Quaker Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes OEMOCRftT WANT ADS CH RESULTS E Specials I ■ 3 pounds r 1 appers iXSC E rappers k le Coffee, 2 lbs. SI.OO K i,mpu e, Deruaiis, pounds 05c B Man-O-War, 2 pounds 85c .k2 PICKLES— Try a jar of Sliced Burco Pickles for sandwiches Heinz Sweet Pickles, per doz 20c O Sear’s Sour Pickles, per doz 35c P p Jumbo Large Dill Pickles, 5c each N per dozen 50c ■ B Sours, bottled, 14 ounces, each 25c £ | MUSTARD— I ■ Chef, a very good Mustard. 10c ■ Fresh Ground Horse Radish, jar... .15c P ■ Chef Peanut Butter, jar . r 25c 3 ■ Fresh Raspberry Jam, jar 25c P EXTRA SPECIAL- | H VanCair.ps Pork & Beane, Tmiay || Only—3 cans 25c p Swifts Compound, good for baking, 3 pounds 50c ft Fancy Spring Chickens ft Fine Bunch of Hens for Roasting L Home Made Cottage Cheese B Nice Native Fat Beef or Veal S Just a few Pork and Beef Tenders ■ Nice Fresh Beef Chuck Steak || Fresh Whipping and Giftee C”eam. B fts Meat especially prepared for Loaves. fe Paramount Salad Relish Sweet Pickel Relish H Premier Salad Dressing i? Nice Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon ■ Cold Meats, all home-made, such as—- || Pork Loaf, Veal Loaf, Boiled Tenderloin, Minced Ham, Pressed Ham, Bologna, 0 Polish Sausage, Frankforts, Summer Sausage, Boiled Ham and Baked Ham Large Block Swiss and American Club Cheese Plenty of Fresh Hearts, Tongues, Brains Spare Ribs and Neck Bones. Fresh Country or Creamery Butter. We handle Little Elf Canned Goods, p If its anything in the meat line. Try Us. Just phone 106 or 107 and we will fake || B care of your orders. Deliveries Any Time. | Mutschler Meat Market |

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